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Intel® Core processors are designed to help you reach a whole new level of productivity and creativity. With their power, they deliver enhanced performance to meet all your needs.

The processors with "14,000" in their name are part of the latest generation, launched in 2024. They represent the best of Intel® Core products.

With its 24 cores, the Intel Core i9 14900K boasts a maximum turbo frequency of 6.0 GHz and features 36 MB of Intel® Smart Cache.

Some CPUs include a GPU on the same chip, offering integrated graphics and additional benefits. The Intel Core i9 14900F and Intel Core i9 14900KF do not have one, but the Intel Core i9 14900, Intel Core i9 14900K, and Intel Core i9 14900KS come equipped with an Intel® UHD Graphics 770 GPU.

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(*) The best price is currently £349.95. We discovered this product available from 4 vendors. Our price comparison tool has identified 9 digital offers

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Oct 13, 2025, 19:19 on dlcompare.es
El precio es de un monitor que está descatalogado , el I9 más barato cuesta casi 400 euros.
The price is for a monitor that is discontinued, the cheapest I9 is almost 400 euros.
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CPU Lexicon

Socket: The socket of a processor defines the type of physical connector that defines its compatibility with the motherboard of a computer.

Frequency: The frequency of a processor indicates how many operations the processor can perform in one second.

Core: The cores of a processor are computing units capable of executing instructions independently.

Thread: A thread is a small unit of work that a processor core can manage. It is a sequence of instructions that the CPU executes.

Cache: The cache of a processor is an ultra-fast memory located inside the processor itself.
It is used to temporarily store the most frequently used data and instructions so that they do not have to be fetched from RAM, which is much slower.